Review: The Sinking City 2 – A Chilling Survival Horror Experience That Loses Some of Its Identity
Developed and published by Frogwares, The Sinking City 2 is a sequel to the 2019 hit investigative horror game The Sinking City. While it may be a sequel, the game…
Review: Midnight Moments – Cozy Creativity in a Neon-Lit World
Developed and published by indie studio Happy Volcano, Midnight Moments is a cozy building game that lets players create their own miniature cyberpunk dioramas. While city builders are nothing new,…
Review: BLUE REFLECTION Quartet – The Definitive Way to Experience the BLUE REFLECTION Series
Developed by Gust and published by KOEI TECMO GAMES, BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a collection of four games in its long-running emotional, magical series that revolve around girls in schools….
Review: Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok – A Worthy Return, Even if the Journey is Shorter
I will be honest here. I did not play Granblue Fantasy: Relink when it launched back in 2024. Still, when I received the review code for its expansion Endless Ragnarok,…
Review: Granblue Fantasy: Relink – A Spectacular JRPG That Soars Beyond Its Mobile Roots
Cygames is no stranger to the JRPG genre. Since the original Granblue Fantasy launched on mobile devices in 2014, the franchise has built a massive following thanks to its memorable…
Review: I Know a Spot – A Cozy Campsite Builder That Could Be the Perfect Background
If you had a PC back in the early 2000s, you would have definitely come across small games and apps that ran on your desktop in the background of your…
Review: Buckshot Roulette – Every Trigger Pull Is a Gamble
How would you like to shoot yourself in the face with a 12-gauge shotgun at point-blank range? Probably not. But in Buckshot Roulette, you will make this decision on your…
Review: Sugar Madness – A Sweet Shooter That Runs Out of Sugar Too Soon
I will admit that when I first heard the pitch for Sugar Madness, a candy kingdom overrun by mutated sweets that you have to shoot your way through in VR,…
Review: D-topia – Where Perfect Worlds Meet Imperfect People
Imagine waking up every morning in a world where every meal, every job, every conversation, and every decision has already been planned for you. Everything works perfectly, except the people…
Review: The Alters: Last Variable – Terraforming the Future of Survival Games
I think at this point we can all agree that anything that comes from 11 bit studios will not be disappointing. Their past few years have been solid with releases…
Review: Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced – A Legendary Pirate Adventure Remade for a New Generation
It was October 2013, and I had just gotten my first job after graduating from my university. Despite it being one of the biggest achievements of my life, my sole…
Review: DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round – A Polished Fighter in Its Final Form
I still remember playing my first DEAD OR ALIVE game when I got my first PC back in eighth grade. While franchises like TEKKEN and Street Fighter dominated the fighting…
Review: Warhammer 40,000: Darktide – Skitarii Class – The Fury of Adeptus Mechanicus arrives in the Underbelly of Tertium
Developed and published by Fatshark, Warhammer 40,000 Darktide has been out for a long time, but the developers are keeping it alive with fresh content and new classes. After Arbites…
Review: Necrophosis: Full Consciousness – A Visually Striking Atmospheric Adventure Held Back by Weak Puzzle Design
Published by PCube Limited and developed by Dragonis Games, Necrophosis: Full Consciousness is a first-person psychological horror game that relies on its world-building rather than monsters and jump scares. Horror…
Review: NBA THE RUN – An Approachable yet Fun NBA Title with Funky Visuals
Imagine it’s 2001, you just came back from your school, fired up your PS2, and started playing NBA Street with its funky visuals and accessible gameplay mechanics. Hours pass by,…
Review: Truck Driver: The American Dream – A Half-Baked Truck Simulator that Needs a Little More Than an Oil Change
Developed by Kyodai and published by SOEDESCO, Truck Driver: The American Dream is a truck driving simulator in which you get to live the American life. SOEDESCO is no stranger…
Review: 007 First Light – The Spy Thriller Bond Fans Have Been Waiting For
Developed and published by IO Interactive, 007 First Light is a brand-new espionage action-adventure game from the creator of the HITMAN franchise. Fans of the Bond franchise will know the…
Review: Swan Song – An Emotional Journey Through a Magical Music Box
Puzzles and cozy games often go hand in hand. Some of the most memorable indie releases combine relaxing atmospheres with clever mechanics, creating experiences that are both engaging and comforting….
Review: Yerba Buena – Brilliant Ideas Trapped in a Frustrating Puzzle Box
Developed by Mad About Pandas and published by Focus Entertainment, Yerba Buena is a sandbox-like puzzle game featuring cool 70s aesthetics and tough puzzles to crack. The unique name of…
Review: LumenTale: Memories of Trey – A Creature-Collecting Adventure That Truly Stands Out
Developed by Beehive Studios and published by Team17, LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a brand-new monster-collecting RPG. Ever since Pokemon came out, few games have been able to replicate that…